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Tropics

b. 1988

Musical artist

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About Tropics

Born 1988. Tropics is a musician.

Tropics is the stage name of English electronic musician Chris Ward. Originally from Southampton England, he presently lives in Los Angeles.

History

In 2013, Tropics released his EP, titled Popup Cinema. That same year Tropics also released another EP titled Home & Consonance via Five Easy Pieces. In 2015, Tropics released his full-length album, titled Rapture, via Innovative Leisure. His fourth album, Nocturnal Souls, was released in 2018 through Plus Fours.

Discography Studio albums Parodia Flare (2011, Planet Mu) Rapture (2015, Innovative Leisure) Nocturnal Souls (2018, Plus Fours) EPs Soft Vision (2010, Planet Mu) Home & Consonance (2013, Five Easy Pieces) Popup Cinema (2013, Svetlana Industries)

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Important facts

Born
1988
Birth century
Occupation
Also known as
Christopher Ward

People in Tropics's life

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Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Tropics's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Tropics?

musical artist

When was Tropics born?

Tropics was born in 1988.

What is Tropics's occupation?

Tropics is a musician.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Tropics

· Wikidata: Q20714043

· DBpedia: Tropics (musician)

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